Hana Armchair
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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The calm sensations of the Hana Armchair
Create your own world in your safe space that is the Hana Armchair. Let the softness of the folds lure you in and when you step into that abundance of soft fabric, you’re stepping into your own space and away from the hustle and bustle of the world.
Italian designer Simone Bonanni talks about his inspiration to design the Obon Tables and the Hana Armchair. More than a seating object, the Hana is sculptured around the human body and its need to be pampered, embraced and accommodated for long stretches of time.
Hubble Bubble, designed by Marcel Wanders, is an airy and joyful suspension lamp. Available in two sizes, with either 7 or 11 glass LED bubbles in oil-iridescent or frosted versions.
Oink, oink! Meet the Pig Table: the table that thinks it’s a pig. This proud big girl certainly didn’t buy her hospitality license at the corner store — she definitely knows what she’s doing.
The Hana Chair by Simone Bonanni combines timeless comfort and unparalleled distinction.
What is more poetic and elegantly captivating than a bird perched on a branch, flirting, singing and celebrating life?
Flock of Light by Studio Toer tells the story of nature with lights inspired by the movement of fireflies.
Hortensia Armchair, designed by Andrés Reisinger & Júlia Esqué, is inspired by the beauty of blooming flowers.
Whoever sets eyes on the Meshmatics Chandelier will never guess what hides behind its sophisticated appearance.
The Tubelight by BCXSY redefines traditional fluorescent lights and bends the rules of lighting, literally. This suspended design arrives fully assembled, for easy installation.
Obon is a collection of three tables inspired by an ancient, earthy, irregular material: terra-cotta.
Hana Bar Stool brings sculptural elegance to any bar or countertop. Its iconic Hana petal-shaped backrest and curved lines boast a minimalist charm.
Serpentine Light by Front is an elegant suspension lamp with an airy design inspired by the twists and turns of paper.
The Raimond lights: perfect spheres of mathematical ingredients punctuated by tiny LED lights.
